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Jonathan Stephen Ross, usually named Jonathan Ross, is a well-known name in the entertainment industry. Currently, Jonathan Ross' net worth has reached 35 million dollars. Jonathan has earned most of his net worth as a radio and television presenter. He is best known as the presenter of the talk show titled 'Friday Night with Jonathan Ross'. Moreover, Ross has added significant sums to his net worth as a film critic, comics author and comedian.
Jonathan Ross Net Worth $35 Million
Jonathan Stephen Ross was born on November 17, 1960 in St Pancras, London, England, United Kingdom. As a child actor he took parts in several television commercials. He graduated from Southampton College of Art at University College London.
Jonathan Ross debuted as adult actor in an episode of the television series 'It Ain't Half Hot, Mum' written and created by Jimmy Perry and David Croft in 1981. He has also worked as a researcher on the television show 'Loose Talk', and later he did the same jobs on other shows. While working as a researcher he met Alan Marke with whom Ross founded 'Channel X' the production company which has greatly increased Jonathan Ross' net worth. They have released the show 'The Last Resort with Jonathan Ross' and documentary series 'The Incredibly Strange Film Show'.
From 1991 to 2008 Jonathan added much to his net worth presenting British Comedy Awards. From 1999 to 2010 Ross worked on the BBC radio program 'Ross' BBC Radio 2' thus again increasing his popularity and net worth. From 2001 to 2010 Jonathan presented the talk show 'Friday Night with Jonathan Ross' directed by Mick Thomas and John L. Spencer. For his work in the television and radio industry he was awarded an Officer of the Order of the British Empire in the Queen's Birthday Honours. Later, he was honoured by being named a Fellow of University College London. Moreover, Jonathan was awarded for the Best Entertainment Performance and received three BAFTA awards in 2004, 2006 and 2007. It has been reported, at that time, that Jonathan Ross was the highest paid BBC television star. This source, undoubtedly, has been the biggest part of the income in Jonathan Ross' net worth.
In 2008, Ross published his first semi-autobiographical book entitled 'Why Do I Say These Things?' The same year, he won the Sony Gold Award. In 2010, Jonathan Ross left the BBC and published his first comic book 'Turf'. Since Ross left BBC, he has signed a contract with CineMoi, the independent French film channel under which he became a shareholder of the company, director and producer of the films and also the presenter. Furthermore, since 2011 Ross works on ITV and hosts the chat show entitled 'The Jonathan Ross Show'. In 2012, Jonathan Ross won the Special Recognition award at the National Television Awards. Ross is usually recognized for his distinctive voice and wit.
Jonathan Ross has been married to journalist, broadcaster and author Jane Goldman since 1988. They have three children. Together with his wife, Ross co-founded the production company 'Hotsauce TV'.
Full Name Jonathan Ross
Date Of Birth November 17, 1960
Place Of Birth St Pancras, London, United Kingdom
Profession Presenter, Film critic, Actor, Television producer, Comedian, TV Personality, Screenwriter, Writer, Author, Voice Actor
Education UCL School of Slavonic and East European Studies, Leyton Sixth Form College, University of London, Norlington School for Boys
Spouse Jane Goldman (m. 1988)
Children Harvey Kirby Ross, Honey Kinney Ross, Betty Kitten Ross
Parents John Ross, Martha Ross
Siblings Paul Ross, Simon Ross, Miles Ross, Liza Ross, Adam Ross
Nicknames Jonathan Stephen Ross , Wossy , Jonathan Ross OBE , Jonathon Ross
Facebook http://www.facebook.com/TheJonathanRossShow
Twitter http://www.twitter.com/wossy
Awards National Television Award for Special Recognition, British Academy Television Award for Best Entertainment Performance, NME Award for Worst Dressed, Writer's Guild of Great Britain Special Award
Nominations National Television Award for Most Popular Entertainment Presenter, British Comedy Award for the Best Comedy Entertainment Personality, British Academy Television Award for Best Entertainment Programme, National Television Award for Most Popular Chat Show Host, National Television Award for Most Pop...
Movies Valiant, A Short Film About John Bolton, We Know Where You Live. Live!, Prince Cinders
TV Shows The Jonathan Ross Show, Friday Night with Jonathan Ross, Penn & Teller: Fool Us, The Film Programme, Japanorama, They Think It's All Over, It's Only TV...but I Like It, The Big Fat Quiz of the Year, Ant & Dec's Saturday Night Takeaway, Comic Relief 2011, Stargazing Live, Comic Relief, The Golden Cag...
1 Razor-sharp wit
2 Long Hair
3 His inability to pronounce the letter 'R'
1 [on Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie] They're so startlingly attractive, I felt I needed to sit down! It's like your breath leaves your body. I was also starstuck meeting Barbra Streisand, as I'm a huge fan of hers, and with Sylvester Stallone - he's Rambo!
2 [on guests he couldn't book for his talk shows] Unfortunately, the people I want are the ones who won't do it, like George Clooney, Michael Caine and Jack Nicholson. Michael recently sent me a charming letter, saying, 'Nothing personal, but I just don't feel comfortable doing talk shows anymore!' (Caine did eventually appear in 2016)
3 I love Cheryl (Cheryl), I think Cheryl's an incredible performer. I saw Girls Aloud once and of all the girls on stage she was, I think, the most accomplished, the way she moved and the way she sang.
4 I am about as big a fan of David Bowie as you will find on the planet.
5 If you're not upsetting the Daily Mail you're doing something wrong. They're the most noxious human beings. And we know they're hypocrites and insincere.
6 [on his critics in the press] They're not people I respect and I can't see how they have any respect for themselves.
7 [on Rabbit-Proof Fence (2002)] Spectacular photography, excellent performances and a powerful story make this one of the year's best films. The kids - Tianna Sansbury, Laura Monaghan and especially Everlyn Sampi as Molly - are superb, as is Branagh (Kenneth Branagh) as Neville, the Chief Protector of Aborigines. The actor wonderfully captures the fanaticism behind Neville's beliefs. But the real star is director Phillip Noyce, who not only brings out such moving performances from his young actors but manages the tone of the film with such skill that you never feel you are being manipulated and can respond to the moving story and beautiful images as you wish. Marvellous and memorable.
8 Congratulations to Simon Cowell on a landmark birthday... 50 and not out! Or is that just a rumour?
9 I am delighted to be hosting the BBC's coverage of the Live Earth (2007) event as I am passionate about saving the planet. After all, I am the man who put the 'W's in rainforests.
10 I love and admire George (George Michael) because he is so remarkably, uncompromisingly, perhaps even foolishly, his own man. I'm not talking about his recent late-night driving madness here, or indeed the brief stay 'inside' at her Majesty's Pleasure that was the inevitable end result. No, it's because the cherry on top of his remarkable talent is that he is a modern, gay man who refuses to act embarrassed, or even pay lip-service to dominant hetero-culture - instead offering himself up as a radical and yet much-needed alternative role model to young gay men who don't embrace camp or feminised homosexual behaviour as their own. A strong, butch, unashamedly gay man who does what he wants, when he wants to. I have nothing but admiration for his talent. Nothing but respect for his courage in the face of the sneering press that seek to diminish or destroy those that are different to them. And nothing but love for the whole package.
11 [on receiving the Music Industry Trusts' Award from George Michael] George Michael, wow. I thought you were dead. And he's giving me a lift home, I can't believe my luck.
12 Back in the Seventies I spent three whole years at an Emerson Lake and Palmer gig - and that was just the drum solo.
13 I saw The Stooges way back in the Seventies when Iggy (Iggy Pop) on stage was just a primal force of nature. Who could have dreamt that one day I would seek and value his advice on car insurance?
14 I've been passionate about music ever since I purchased my first single, "Pearl's a Singer" by Elkie Brooks. I was young, we all make mistakes.
15 I am thrilled and excited that after a short break I will be rolling up my sleeves and creating a brand-new show for ITV1. I cannot wait to get back on screen with a fast, funny and unpredictable new talk show. I do have a little spare time, though, so if England needs a temporary new manager I will consider the post seriously.
16 [on being a punk] I wore plastic trousers and winkle-pickers; my hair was spiky, greased and lacquered. But I wasn't going out to cause trouble. I just liked the look.
17 [on Roxy Music] One of the greatest bands this country's ever produced.
18 [on Friday Night with Jonathan Ross (2001)] One of the real delights for me doing this show has been the music we've had on. Over the years we've had just some of the best performers in the history of modern popular music.
19 [on the final episode of Friday Night with Jonathan Ross (2001)] I promised Morrissey (Morrissey) I wasn't going to cry.
20 [on asking David Cameron in an interview if he ever masturbated thinking about Margaret Thatcher] It wasn't intended to receive an answer, but rather to get a laugh - which it did. A big one, if I remember rightly. So job done.
21 People like coming on my show because they know they'll have fun and they know I'm going to be respectful to them. I'm never, you know, mean-spirited.
22 I know the loveliest people who swear all the time, and the most awful people who never swear. It really doesn't mean anything.
23 [on the furore over his obscene phone call to Andrew Sachs in 2008] Can I be quite honest with you? In a way, the whole experience has been quite fun. Because it's been really odd. And interesting. And fun. Life can sometimes potter along in the same direction, and then something comes along over which you have no control. It was literally within about four days of it all kicking off that I just thought, you know what, there's no way I can control this, there's no way I can change this. So I've just got to not let it bother me. And then it became almost like I was watching it happen to somebody else. And it was quite entertaining. It was weird watching people get themselves into a lather over something so intrinsically unimportant as that. It was just silly. Silly people writing silly things.
24 [on the furore over his obscene phone call to Andrew Sachs in 2008] It wasn't pleasant having people camp outside my house, and it wasn't pleasant people using me as a whipping boy. But you know what? You know what? It wasn't a big deal. So what? So what if a handful of idiots who write for a right-wing newspaper don't like me? Who cares? I don't.
25 I'm good at TV. And I like doing it. One of the hardest things about leaving the BBC was the fact that a lot of people love the shows, and I feel I owe it to them and their loyalty not to waltz off. And part of the reason is I don't want the people who did come out against me to in any way have a sense of triumph. It's as simple as that. So it's really just to continue being an irritant. They're not people I have ever respected or liked, and if I can continue to be very publicly successful, that is its own reward for me. Not revenge, because I'm not about revenge. It's just about saying you're wrong. Your world view isn't right. We live in a country where it seems to be very much acceptable to be intensely judgmental about others - but I don't sit around judging people, and I find it very bizarre and peculiar that people judge me and then find different ways of justifying it.
26 My talk show is not an interview show as such, which is why I'm always bemused when critics say the interview wasn't very good. And I think, but I'm not doing an interview! What I'm trying to do is make a comedy show. And that, trust me, is a fuck of a lot harder. Even though we're creating something in the moment that doesn't exist anywhere else, without them [my guests] I haven't got anything. And so I thought I really want to make something of mine.
27 Even though I've done hundreds of hours of TV and radio, most of which - with a couple of minor missteps - have been well received, what I'm aware of always, and it's grown to slightly trouble me as I've got older, is that all the shows I do are somewhat parasitical, in that I'm feeding off others. If you do a movie review show or an interview show, you're talking to other people about work they've done.
28 My love affair with comics is more important to me than my love of films, or my work in TV, or just about anything outside my family. You're hardwired for it, if you fall in love with comics when you're 11. And I think if there's one good thing I can maybe achieve with 'my celebrity', it's to try to broaden the horizons and widen the readership of this particular entertainment which I adore and which is somewhat belittled and denigrated and ignored. I just want to see comics getting a fair critical chance.
29 My first television talk show The Last Resort with Jonathan Ross (1987) started on Channel 4 in 1987. It had been a big hit but after series four, despite it continuing to get pretty good ratings, we agreed with Channel 4 to stop. But I had grown accustomed to having my face on TV, and the money that comes with it, so I fronted a number of different programmes, none of which really worked. Anyway, this unhappy and unproductive period inevitably led to depression. I was stuck in a groove, basically drinking too much and spending my earnings none too wisely. I wanted to keep making shows because I didn't know what else to do, and because I thought I needed to keep earning the sort of money I had grown accustomed to. But earning that money by making shows I didn't care about made me far unhappier than being broke ever could have done.
30 Music has always played a large part in my life and it's been a privilege to not only present most of my musical heroes but to give a leg up to the next generation.
31 There are certain members of the press who may have an agenda against the BBC and me perhaps. In which case we don't listen to them.
32 I'm delighted to be staying with the BBC if only because it is the only studio I can drive to without getting lost. It is the best channel in the country, and I'm proud they want me back.
33 [on Michael Parkinson] He has stood above British television like a colossus. He is the greatest talk show host this country has ever, and I maintain will ever, produce.
34 [on Jumper (2008)] Why Hayden Christensen keeps getting cast in lead roles in major films I've no idea. He was terrible in his two Star Wars films and he's equally dismal here.
35 Spice Girls are reforming - in the same way they reform meat into nuggets. God bless them, they're going to be reforming under the name Atomic Mutton.
36 [on presenting television coverage of the Live 8 concerts in 2005] It was, at times, very patronizing. I could have swapped Velvet Revolver for just about anyone. I can understand why they did it. They wanted maximum exposure in the Western media and to do that they need stories. Pink Floyd reforming gets you an awful lot of attention. Other acts were chosen to attract different parts of a Western audience, certainly to get the media attention, which they achieved and which they wouldn't with African musicians. I regret not saying anything about it on the day.
37 Into the life of every film critic a little rain must fall, but even that knowledge, or the experience of watching four other dreadful Kevin Smith films, barely prepared me for the biblical deluge of awfulness that is Clerks II (2006). Even by the pitiful standards of films such as Mallrats (1995) and Dogma (1999), Mr Smith's latest work is breathtakingly shoddy. It's a real tribute to the man's shrewd use of the Internet to keep his profile alive that he's managed to sustain a career in the movie industry, as he has no detectable talent as writer, director, editor or actor.
38 I'd rather written off Robin Williams, possibly as a consequence of the trauma induced by Patch Adams (1998).
39 I love good stupid movies and make no apology for that fact. I suspect I'm the only film critic in the country who's a fully paid-up member of the Adam Sandler Fan Club or who can quote whole scenes from that underrated masterpiece of contemporary film comedy Soul Plane (2004).
40 Upsetting Norman Tebbit has given me some small sense of satisfaction because he's spent 12 years upsetting me.
41 I normally do things just for the huge amount of cash.
42 It's shocking the lack of support the government gives the film industry. If it wasn't for the Bond movies and Harry Potter we'd be dead on our feet.
43 The Avengers (1998) got some terrible reviews but I find it curiously satisfying.
44 One thinks making movies is glamorous, but here we are in Bethnal Green.
45 [on Friday Night with Jonathan Ross (2001)] I'm lucky because I have a lot of influence over my show. We don't book people unless I think I'm going to have fun with them and I have something I want to ask them.
46 [reviewing V for Vendetta (2005)] "If it had been called 'V for Vasectomy', I could scarcely have found it a less enjoyable experience."
47 As a youth when most of my friends were dreaming about being Sylvester Stallone or Michael Caine, I wanted to be Barry Norman.
48 If I ever see Richard Gere in Primal Fear (1996) or First Knight (1995) again it'll be much too soon, and the same goes for the ludicrous Battlefield Earth (2000).
49 I'd rather have chewed my own arm off than sit through something as putrid as Pearl Harbor (2001).
50 Nothing can prepare you for quite how bad Gigli (2003) is.
51 Pirate DVDs are not a victimless crime but some people are still buying them and that's making me cranky. Just stop buying them - that's the message we want to get out there. Saying yes to a pirate DVD is saying yes to crime on your street.
52 Richard Curtis is one of the greatest comedy writers Britain has ever known . . . apart from the guy who used to write all Bob Monkhouse's jokes, who never really got the credit he deserved.
53 I've made some good shows and I've made some dreadful shows.
54 I don't ever go to the theatre. I try and avoid it whenever possible.
1 Reviewing George Clooney's fact-based "Good Night And Good Luck" on his "Film 2006" program on BBC Television, he referred to the villain of the piece (seen in actual news footage in the film) as "the infamous Senator Eugene McCarthy". In fact, as the film repeatedly makes clear, it was the infamous Senator Joseph McCarthy (no relation), a Republican demagogue. Eugene McCarthy was a politician of a later era, a widely-admired liberal and Democrat who tried unsuccessfully to gain a Presidential nomination in 1968.
2 His interview with Steve Martin on The Last Resort with Jonathan Ross (1987) (broadcast 9 October 1987) was described by Melody Maker magazine (19th December 1987) as "the year's most embarrassing TV moment, Martin savagely highlighting his host's total lack of spontaneity".
3 On December 14th 2010, Jonathan Ross joined the UK's French film channel, Cinemoi, in a multi-faceted role as presenter, producer, creative director and shareholder.
4 Paid £3,000 for four tickets to see Barbara Streisand in concert in 2007.
5 He was a regular at Soho's Blitz club during the early years of the New Romantic movement.
6 Following his involvement in controversies in 2008 such as his interview with Gwyneth Paltrow on Friday Night with Jonathan Ross (2001), which contained sexually explicit content which the BBC Trust called "gratuitous and unnecessarily offensive", and his suspension following his performance on the Russell Brand radio show, the BBC decided in 2009 that Ross will no longer broadcast live on BBC radio in an attempt to make sure that he does not breach editorial guidelines again.
7 Winner of the Music Industry Trusts' Award in 2009 for his outstanding contribution to the British music industry, joining the likes of acclaimed musicians such as John Barry, Elton John and Peter Gabriel, music industry executive Ahmet Ertegun and promoter Harvey Goldsmith.
8 On Russell Brand's Radio 2 show on 18 October 2008, he and Brand left obscene messages on the answerphone of Andrew Sachs, concerning the fact that Brand had slept with Sachs's grand-daughter Georgina Baillie. This programme was later broadcast, provoking widespread complaint from the public and politicians such as Prime Minister Gordon Brown and Conservative leader David Cameron. Brand later resigned from the BBC and Ross was suspended without pay for three months. The controller of Radio 2, Lesley Douglas, also resigned, as did the head of compliance David Barber. The BBC Trust called it a "deplorable intrusion with no editorial justification" and Ofcom fined the BBC £150,000, calling it "gratuitously offensive, humiliating and demeaning".
9 In 2006, he was one of several BBC star presenters whose salaries were leaked to a national newspaper by a temporary agency worker at the corporation. The same year, he signed a new contract with the BBC which some reports estimated to be worth £6 million annually, a figure the corporation refused to confirm or deny. Following this, the BBC Trust launched a review into whether the BBC was paying its stars above the market rate, which was published in 2008 and vindicated the corporation.
10 Considers David Baddiel one of his closest friends.
11 He has named The Temptations as his favorite R&B group.
12 Revealed in an interview with Christopher Eccleston on Friday Night with Jonathan Ross (2001) in 2005 that he was a fan of the original series of Doctor Who (1963). He also mentioned that his favorite Doctor was Jon Pertwee.
13 In an article published in the Radio Times in 2005, 70 industry experts from the BBC and commercial radio judged him the most powerful person in British radio.
14 His favorite situation comedy ever is Seinfeld (1989).
15 He was in the audience at Wembley Stadium for the concerts of Wham! in June 1986 and Queen in July 1986.
16 Brother of Paul Ross.
17 His favorite musical artist is David Bowie and he plays a David Bowie song on every edition of his BBC Radio 2 show.
18 A fan of the band Electric Light Orchestra.
19 His top ten films of all time are: Duck Soup (1933), Sunset Blvd. (1950), Ikiru (1952), The Wages of Fear (1953) (aka The Wages of Fear), 8½ (1963), Faster, Pussycat! Kill! Kill! (1965), The Producers (1967), Blade Runner (1982), My Neighbor Totoro (1988) (aka My Neighbour Totoro) and In the Mood for Love (2000) (aka In The Mood for Love) [Source: "Sight and Sound"].
20 Maintains a lot of control over the playlist of his BBC Radio 2 show, playing many of his favorite artists. He is a fan of Roxy Music, David Bowie, Scott Walker, John Barry, Morrissey, The Cure, The Feeling, Arctic Monkeys, Neil Hannon, Edwyn Collins, Elvis Presley, Queen, Elvis Costello, Frank Sinatra, Paul Weller and punk rock in general.
21 His all time favorite film is Faster, Pussycat! Kill! Kill! (1965).
22 He was awarded the O.B.E.(Officer of the Order of the British Empire) in the 2005 Queen's Birthday Honours List for his services to broadcasting.
23 Voted Sexiest Male Voice in UK Radio in a poll by Trojan condoms.
24 Named the showbiz dad most fathers identified with in a poll of fathers for UK retailer Early Learning Centre (2004).
25 He is the voice of 'The Ugly Stepsister' in Shrek 2 (2004) in the UK version ('Larry King' does the voice in the US version). Although King is still credited in the main credit sequence, an additional screen, acknowledging Jonathan's role appears at the very end of the film.
26 Presents his own show on BBC Radio 2 (Saturdays). The show's producer and co-host is Andy Davies.
27 Wife Jane Goldman is an author.
28 Children: Betty Kitten, Harvey Kirby and Honey Kinney
29 Was the original choice to host TFI Friday (1996)
30 Son of Martha Ross.
The Jonathan Ross Show TV Series 11 episodes, 2011 - 2012 writer - 1 episode, 2012
Friday Night with Jonathan Ross TV Series 3 episodes, 2004 - 2007 writer - 131 episodes, 2003 - 2010 written by - 2 episodes, 2006 - 2008
It's Christmas with Jonathan Ross 2005 TV Movie
The British Comedy Awards 2003 2003 TV Special additional material
The British Comedy Awards 2002 2002 TV Special documentary additional material
It's Your New Year's Eve Party 2001 TV Special
Baddiel's Syndrome 2001 TV Series additional material
Americana 1992 TV Mini-Series documentary
Penn & Teller: Fool Us 2015 TV Series co-executive producer - 1 episode
The Big Fat Anniversary Quiz 2015 TV Special executive producer
The Big Fat Quiz of the Year 2014 TV Special executive producer
The Big Fat Quiz of the 90s 2013 TV Special executive producer
Andy Hamilton's Search for Satan 2011 TV Movie documentary executive producer: Hotsauce TV
Friday Night with Jonathan Ross 2006-2008 TV Series executive producer - 49 episodes
In Search of Steve Ditko 2007 TV Movie documentary executive producer
Asian Invasion 2006 TV Mini-Series documentary executive producer
It's Christmas with Jonathan Ross 2005 TV Movie executive producer
Adam and Joe Go Tokyo 2003 TV Series executive producer
The Big Fat Quiz of Everything 2016 TV Series executive producer - 1 episode
The Big Fat Quiz of Everything 2016 TV Special executive producer
World's Most Talented 2015 TV Series Narriator
Fable III 2010 Video Game Barry Hatch (voice)
Extras 2006-2007 TV Series Jonathan Ross
Halo 3 2007 Video Game Additional Voices (voice, uncredited)
The Children's Party at the Palace 2006 TV Special The Fat Controller (Thomas the Tank Engine)
Valiant 2005 Big Thug (voice)
A Short Film About John Bolton 2003 Short Jonathan Ross
Only Fools and Horses.... 2001 TV Series Jonathan Ross
Rex the Runt 2001 TV Series Awards Announcer / Handsome Rex
We Know Where You Live 2001 TV Movie Matthew Kelly
Happiness 2001 TV Series Jonathan Ross
Jonathan Creek 2000 TV Series Jonathan Ross
Spice World 1997 Jonathan Ross
Pervirella 1997 Bish Archop
Prince Cinders 1993 Short Ugly Brother Police Officer (voice)
French and Saunders 1993 TV Series Johnny Carson
Rita Rudner 1990 TV Series
The Tall Guy 1989 Jonathan Ross
It Ain't Half Hot Mum 1981 TV Series Soldier
Amin: The Rise and Fall 1981 Israeli soldier (uncredited)
Breaking Glass 1980 Extra (uncredited)
Solid Soul 1986 TV Series researcher
6.20 Soul Train 1985 TV Series researcher
Trak Trix 1984 TV Series researcher
Loose Talk 1983 TV Series researcher
Friday Night with Jonathan Ross 2004 TV Series performer - 1 episode
Never Mind the Buzzcocks 1997 TV Series performer - 1 episode
The Mrs. Merton Show 1997 TV Series Himself
The Late Jonathan Ross 1996 TV Series Himself
An Audience with Sooty 1996 TV Movie Himself - Audience Member
The Noise 1996 TV Series Himself
In Search of Dracula with Jonathan Ross 1996 TV Movie documentary Himself - Host
Eastern Heroes: The Video Magazine - Volume 2 1996 Video Himself
The Very Best of Sid James 1996 Video documentary Himself - Narrator (voice)
In Search of James Bond with Jonathan Ross 1995 TV Movie documentary Himself
Shooting Stars 1993-1995 TV Series Himself
Mondo Rosso 1995 TV Series documentary Himself - Presenter / Presenter-Himself
Comic Relief 1995 TV Special Himself - Presenter
Comic Relief: Behind the Nose 1995 TV Special Himself
There's No Business 1994 Himself
Nirvana Live! Tonight! Sold Out!! 1994 Video documentary Himself
Gagtag 1994 TV Series Himself - Host
The 10 Percenters 1994 TV Series Himself
Have I Got News for You 1993-1994 TV Series Himself
Live & Kicking 1994 TV Series Himself
Clive James 1994 TV Series Himself
Late Show with David Letterman 1994 TV Series Himself
Home Truths 1994 TV Series Himself
Manga! 1994 TV Movie documentary Himself - Presenter
The British Comedy Awards 1993 1993 TV Special Himself - Presenter
Saturday Zoo 1993 TV Series Himself - Presenter
Comic Relief: The Invasion of the Comic Tomatoes 1993 TV Special Himself
The Word 1993 TV Series Himself
Jonathan Ross Presents 1993 TV Series Himself - Host
Americana 1992 TV Mini-Series documentary Himself
Late Night with David Letterman 1991-1992 TV Series Himself / Himself - Guest
The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson 1992 TV Series Himself - Guest
Comic Relief: Behind the Nose 1992 TV Movie Himself / Alan Tracy
The British Comedy Awards 1991 1991 TV Special documentary Himself - Host
Tonight with Jonathan Ross 1991 TV Series Himself - Host / Himself - Presenter
Amnesty International's Big 30 1991 TV Movie Himself - Presenter
Jonathan Ross Presents for One Week Only: Alejandro Jodorowsky 1991 TV Movie documentary Himself, host, narrator
Comic Relief 1991 TV Special Himself
Without Walls 1990 TV Series documentary Himself
Juke Box Jury 1990 TV Series Himself - Panellist
Jonathan Ross Presents for One Week Only: David Lynch 1990 TV Movie documentary Himself
Going Live! 1990 TV Series Himself - Guest
One Hour with Jonathan Ross 1989-1990 TV Series Himself - Host
Jonathan Ross Presents for One Week Only: Aki Kaurismaki 1990 TV Movie documentary Himself - Host
Cilla's Goodbye to the '80s 1989 TV Movie
The Incredibly Strange Film Show 1988-1989 TV Series documentary Himself - Host
Rivron 1989 TV Series Himself - Guest
A Night of Comic Relief 2 1989 TV Special Himself
Hysteria! Hysteria! Hysteria! 1988 TV Special Himself
One More Audience with Dame Edna Everage 1988 TV Movie Himself (uncredited)
The Last Resort with Jonathan Ross 1987-1988 TV Series Himself - Host
Through the Keyhole 2013-2017 TV Series Himself - Panellist
The Lenny Henry Show 1987 TV Series Himself
Pixar's Greatest Moments 2016 Documentary Himself
Come Dancing 1986 TV Movie documentary as Jonathon Ross
The Jonathan Ross Show 2011-2016 TV Series Himself - Host / Himself - presenter
Trak Trix 1984 TV Series Himself - Roller Skater
Richard E. Grant on Ealing Comedies 2016 TV Mini-Series documentary Himself
Loose Women 2010-2016 TV Series Himself
8 Out of 10 Cats Does Countdown 2016 TV Series Himself
The Big Fat Quiz of Everything 2016 TV Series Himself
My Worst Job 2016 TV Mini-Series Himself
Neil Gaiman: Dream Dangerously 2016 Documentary Himself
The Last Leg 2013-2016 TV Series Himself - Guest
Ant & Dec's Saturday Night Takeaway 2003-2016 TV Series Himself / Himself - Guest Announcer
The Big Fat Quiz of Everything 2016 TV Special Himself - Contestant
The Nation's Favourite Bond Song 2015 TV Movie documentary Himself
James Bond's Spectre with Jonathan Ross 2015 TV Movie documentary Himself - Presenter
Penn & Teller: Fool Us 2011-2015 TV Series Himself - Host
Very British Problems 2015 TV Series Himself
The Saturday Night Story 2015 TV Movie documentary Himself
Pinewood: 80 Years of Movie Magic 2015 TV Movie documentary Himself - Host
Play to the Whistle 2015 TV Series Himself - Team Member
Celebrity Squares 2014-2015 TV Series Himself
Alan Davies: As Yet Untitled 2015 TV Series Himself - Panelist
Room 101 2000-2015 TV Series Himself
National Television Awards 2015 TV Special Himself
The Big Fat Anniversary Quiz 2015 TV Special Himself - Contestant
Alan Carr's New Year Specstacular 2014 TV Special Himself
8 Out of 10 Cats 2006-2014 TV Series Himself
The International Fashion Film Awards 2014 TV Special Himself - Host
Good Morning Britain 2014 TV Series Himself
Stella 2014 TV Series Himself
The Big Fat Quiz of the Year 2013 TV Special Himself - Contestant
How Video Games Changed the World 2013 TV Movie documentary Himself
A League of Their Own 2013 TV Series Himself - Guest
This Morning 2003-2013 TV Series Himself
The Big Fat Quiz of the 90s 2013 TV Special Himself - Contestant
David Frost: Hello, Good Evening & Farewell 2013 TV Movie documentary Himself - Introduction / Narrator
That Puppet Game Show 2013 TV Series Himself - Guest
Adam Hills in Gordon St Tonight 2013 TV Series Himself
Perspectives 2013 TV Series documentary Himself - Host
The BRIT Awards 2013 2013 TV Special Himself - Presenter
Stephen Fry: Gadget Man 2012 TV Series Himself
Hotel GB 2012 TV Series Himself
Alan Carr's Summertime Specstacular 2 2012 TV Special Himself
Mad Mad World 2012 TV Series Himself - Special Guest
Richard Herring's Leicester Square Theatre Podcast 2012 TV Series Himself
Daybreak 2011-2012 TV Series Himself
Big Brother's Bit on the Side 2012 TV Series Himself
Bear Grylls Wild Weekends 2012 TV Series Himself
Alan Carr's New Year Specstacular 2011 TV Movie Himself
A Night with the Stars 2011 TV Movie documentary Himself
Film '72 2000-2011 TV Series Himself - Presenter / Himself - 40th birthday item / Himself
Ruth Jones' Summer Holiday 2011 TV Movie Himself
My Favourite Joke 2011 TV Series Himself
Cinémoi at Cannes 2011 TV Mini-Series Himself - Host
TV Festival Du Cannes 2011 2011 TV Movie Himself - Presenter
Comic Relief: Red Nose Day 2011 2011 TV Movie Himself - Presenter
The Orange British Academy Film Awards 2011 TV Special Himself - Host
Top Gear 2002-2011 TV Series Himself
Stargazing Live 2011 TV Series Himself
Alan Carr: Chatty Man 2009-2011 TV Series Himself
The Republic of Telly 2011 TV Series Himself
Thora Hird Tribute 2011 TV Movie Himself
100 Greatest Toys 2010 TV Movie Himself - Presenter
Jamie's Christmas Lock-In 2010 TV Movie Himself
Chris Moyles Quiz Night 2010 TV Series Himself
Friday Night with Jonathan Ross 2001-2010 TV Series Himself - Host
Pete & Dud: The Lost Sketches 2010 TV Movie Himself - Presenter
I'm in a Rock 'n' Roll Band 2010 TV Mini-Series documentary Himself - Host
National Movie Awards 2010 TV Special Himself
Bruce Forsyth: A Comedy Roast 2010 TV Movie Himself
Channel 4's Comedy Gala 2010 TV Movie Himself
TV Burp 2008-2010 TV Series Himself
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Udupi, July 24, 2016: Reports say that 2 persons were killed when the wall of an old building at the outer yard of the Sri Veerabhadra Temple, where renovation works were going on, collapsed at Hiriyadka village, Udupi district, on July 23, Saturday. Six people have been injured in the incident.
Those killed are identified ; Prasad (25) and Lokesh Shettigar (25). The injured persons have been identified as Prakash (28), Rajesh (40), Ajay (26), Shyamaraya Acharya (50) and Ramesh. Another person, Shivaprasad (38), is critical.
The dismantling work of the old building on the outer yard had started on July 23, am. A large number of persons were participating in the dismantling work .
Some of them were dismantling the wooden roof of the first floor of the old building when the wall fell on eight persons who were working there.
According to Malappa Revannavar, VA,village accountant, the eight injured were removed from the rubble and rushed to Kasturba Hospital in Manipal, where Prasad and Lokesh died.
While, Shivaprasad, Prakash, Rajesh, Ajay, and Shyamaraya Acharya were receiving treatment at Kasturha Hospital, Ramesh was receiving treatment at Kamath Nursing Home in Hiriyadka, VA Revannavar said. Superintendent of Police, K. Annamalai, said that rainwater might have seeped into the wall as it was an old building and this might have weakened the structure leading to the collapse.
About 200 youth of the village were volunteering for the renovation work. "A large number of youth had participated in the dismantling work," said Ashok, Village Assistant. The previous renovation of the temple is said to have been done in 1954.
Meanwhile, Pramod Madhwaraj, Minister of State for Fisheries, Youth Services and Sports, visited the hospital and consoled the relatives of the deceased. Minister Madhwaraj said that he would find out it if there was any provision to give compensation to the kin of the deceased. A case in Hiriyadka police station has been booked.


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In The Seven Dawns of the Aumakua, author Moke Kupihea discovers his Hawaiian spiritual tradition. As a young boy he seeks out his kupuna, the old men of the mountains, who become his kahu--his ancestral guardians--and teach him to understand that the world of ancestral voices still speaks, if only in a whisper, and that learning to hear these voices is the key for returning Hawaii to its proud spiritual path.
Much to the chagrin of his girlfriend, Gia, Repairman Jack doesn't deal with electronic appliances—he fixes situations for people, situations that usually involve putting himself in deadly danger. His latest project is recovering a stolen necklace, which carries with it an ancient curse that may unleash a horde of Bengali demons. Jack is used to danger, but this time Gia's daughter Vicky is threatened. Can Jack overcome the curse of the yellow necklace and bring Vicky safely back home? At the Publisher's request, this title is being sold without Digital Rights Management Software (DRM) applied.


Download the sample RTI to get sec 4(1)(b) manual and the RTI application we filed to receive the same for Directorate of Health department.
All information related to that office or deparment has to be present in this manual and has to be uploaded in their respective website. In most of the websites, it is named as "Right to Information" or "RTI section 4(1)(b)" or "sec 4(1)(b) info".
The main idea behind this is to have transparency,accountability in the system.
It helps the public to understand about each delapartment in the organization, with a quick glance through this document.
All the benefits said, it is surprising to know that only few departments have drafted/uploaded this manual. We are filing complaints and RTI's for the same and getting it done.
Recently, we have filed a RTI for the section 4(1)(b) document to "Directorate of Health" which is one of the head of the department in "Health, Medial and Family Welfare" deparment in Andhra Pradesh. Though it is a good sign that we got the document from them quickly, it is not yet uploaded in their website. We are working on it.
PS: Sec 4(1)(b) Manual of Directorate of Health has been uploaded here, please go through this to know function, duties and responsibilities of the deparment.


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Photos of a possible iPad mini posted by a Ukrainian website
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Apple has yet to confirm that it is making an iPad mini but that hasn't stopped purported sightings of the new tablet including photos of its parts.
The pictures were taken by an unnamed source at a factory in China, according to UkrainianiPhone.com, a website that posts Apple news. They include a photo of the front panel, two shots of the back panel and a picture of LCD displays, although they may belong to a tablet other than the iPad mini, 9 to 5 Mac speculated.
The front panel, which you can see above, matches the look previous reports have suggested the iPad mini will take. It has slimmer bezel frames on its sides than the 9.7-inch iPad. UkrainianiPhone.com also lists the screen space at 7.85-inches, matching the size many have been predicting. You can also see a hole for a front camera.
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A shot of the back panel, meanwhile, shows its exterior could be made of aluminum similar to the back of the black iPhone 5, and there also seems to be a hole for a back camera.
Another shot of the interior of the back panel hints at what the iPad mini may include. For starters, it appears the iPad mini will use Apple's new Lightning connector.
A SIM card tray and an opening in the panel also hints that Apple may offer a cellular connected version of the iPad mini. That would give Apple an advantage over Google's Nexus 7 and the 7-inch Amazon Kindle Fire HD, both of which can connect only to Wi-Fi.
This week, another report said Apple will likely send out media invites next week for the iPad mini's announcement event, which is expected to happen later this month.
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Before you explore the pages on advanced therapeutic techniques such as MAT and MET, I would like to offer a few observations on this type of massage. There is an ongoing debate as to what IS considered medical massage and what the curriculum standards should be for degrees and certifications. It is important for your health and safety as a client to investigate any massage therapists' claim that they are qualified to perform medical massage. Simply graduating with a degree or certificate from a program that says that it focuses on 'medical massage' is not enough. It takes years of additional training and perhaps more importantly practicing on clients and achieving solid results. Choose any massage therapist with care, but perhaps pay more attention to how long they have been practicing and the focus of their work when looking for someone who can compliment any medical care you may be under or if you are in need of more intensive or rehabilitative work.
"Clinical Massage – Massage therapy practice involving more extensive use of assessment, specific focused techniques and applications with the intention of achieving clinical treatment or functional outcomes and remediation of symptoms, also referred to as treatment, orthopedic or medical massage."
Please note that is beyond our scope of practice to diagnose or prescribe anything at anytime. No massage therapist is allowed by law or training, to tell a client "You have sciatica", to do so is beyond our level of degree and is a sign that you need to go elsewhere for treatment. While through experience we can identify symptoms and treat them accordingly, when doing so a skilled massage therapist will advise to seek medical attention if the problem is serious and you have not had any true relief.


The end of a relationship can wreak havoc on your self-esteem, but it's up to you to trust yourself again.
Maybe you feel anxious, maybe it hurts and you have anger for the way in which your relationship ended but you should know that it is only a stage and that as you feel better you can recover that smile and feel good about yourself.
Of course, after a breakup, we all feel bad and if you do not express your emotions they will accumulate to the point of damaging you mentally or physically.
The best you can do is face all that pain to achieve emotional balance.
2. LEAVE THE ROUTINE THAT YOU TAKEN WITH YOUR EX.
When you live with a person you create a routine and now you feel that you can not go on without him, that you do not have someone to go out with, who supports you or who loves you, among other false ideas.
You must remember that before he entered your life you already had a routine and that you lived many years without him.
The only love you must fight for is for yourself and this is an ideal time to pamper yourself.
3. DO NOT SPEAK OF IT.
It is normal that at first, you talk about him, but the only thing you will get is to remember him and feel bad.
To improve your self-esteem you need to have new and positive conversations.
Remember that you have to go ahead and turn the page.
4. CARE FOR YOUR HEALTH.
There are women who at the end of a love relationship feel anxious and that causes them to overeat or stop eating.
They could also have vices that seriously harm their health.
The best way to deal with a separation is to take care of yourself.
5. CARE FOR YOUR APPEARANCE.
As long as you stay busy you will avoid thinking about him.
Spend time for yourself, you can do some sport, meditation or buy new clothes and change your look.
Try anything that will help you strengthen your self-esteem.
6. FREQUENT YOUR FAMILY AND YOUR FRIENDS.
Your friends and family will always be there to support you.
No doubt they will listen to you and will do the impossible to see you happy.
If you left them aside while you were in a relationship, it's time to meet again with them, I'm sure they'll support you.
7. FORGIVE yourself and YOUR EX.
You must free yourself and one way to do it is to forgive yourself, this is essential to heal and liberate your soul.
Think that he came into your life, it was for a reason and that if it ended, it is because you already learned the lesson that life had prepared for you.
Destiny always provides new experiences when you allow it.
Just be happy to have people with whom to share your life. When the time comes, your heart will open again.


The three Gili Islands on the northern side of Lombok may be more popular, but there is actually much more to explore in Lombok. If you are looking for a more quiet, intimate vacation with the added bonus of fantastic collections of artwork rich in interesting history, you can find it easily at Hotel Tugu Lombok.
So, instead of visiting some popular beaches in South Lombok area, we spent another two nights at Hotel Tugu Lombok after our stayed at Gili Meno island.
The hotel is situated at Sire Beach line on the northwest of the island. The beach is another gem of the island that boasts a white sandy beach and calm ocean.
Sire beach of Northwest Lombok.
Taking a two-hour drive from Lombok International Airport in Praya, the capital city of Central Lombok, the hotel is unique since it is decorated by numerous antiques.
A warm and artsy welcome at the hotel's lobby.
You can see so many remarkable carvings with intricate details, from the grinning God of Vishnu statue under a large tree near the main swimming pool to the hotel's Hening Swarga Spa which is designed to resemble a temple in the Majapahit era, a glorious kingdom that ruled the archipelago some centuries ago.
Just like other Tugu brand's properties, Hotel Tugu Lombok is set with an artistic design that presents the art and soul as well as the romantic side of Indonesia, particularly the art of life in Lombok. It is quintessential of the brand. So, I can say that the hotel is more than just a place to stay as hundreds of artworks are showcased in almost every part of the hotel.
We stayed at Bhagavat Gita Oceanfront Suites. Here are some photos I took from our suite.
At Tugu Hotel Lombok, Indonesian heritage is not just displayed as art, but is also presented in the name of the rooms. If you have any chance you may see them at the hotel's bungallows, villas and suites for guests. With their unique names, each room has its own unique characteristics that are in line with the name and the theme of the room.
A picturesque private pool at one of the villas.
The hotel pampers guests to indulge in delectable dishes wherever their heart leads, including at the white sandy Sire Beach whilst enjoying breezy wind and the ocean view.
Having afternoon snacks with my favorite coffee by the trident-shaped swimming pool.
A number of dining venues are also available within the hotel area. The Bale Kokok Pletok restaurant is the main dining place with a trident-shaped pool and a 10-meter tall God of Vishnu statue by the pool as well as an undisturbed view of the beach.
Enter 10-meter tall God of Vishnu statue.
In the morning, the view of Mount Rinjani adds a romantic touch to your breakfast. Even better, you can ask the hotel to arrange a unique breakfast on a traditional wooden dragon-head boat called Naga Mesem and enjoy a breathtaking sunrise view over Mount Rinjani.
Breakfast with Mount Rinjani view at Naga Mesem boat.
I mean, there is no better way to start your day in Lombok than cruising the sea while relishing delectable dishes as the sun rises from behind the majestic mountain. And if you're lucky, you may also get a glimpse of Bali's Mount Agung from the boat on your way back to the hotel.
Staying at Hotel Tugu Lombok gives you the chance to explore more of the northern side of the island. For instance, as you walk along the beach in front of the hotel, you can see both Mount Agung in Bali and Mount Rinjani in Lombok when the sky is clear – and this view may intrigue you to discover the higher land of Lombok and its natural wonders, instead of going beach-hopping.
Tiu Kelep waterfall in Northern Lombok.
If you want to be adventurous, visit the waterfalls nestled on the mountain foot. The Sindang Gile and Tiu Kelep Waterfalls can be easily reached with a one hour-drive from the hotel followed by one-hour of light trekking. You can also ask the hotel to help you discover other gems, such as strolling around the traditional Segentar Village and Senaru Village.
But if you just want to stay at the hotel, don't worry because there are so many interesting activities you can do. You can join a cooking class or a yoga and meditation session, or get pampered with a massage treatment at the open-air temple spa room at the Hening Swarga Spa.
Just pampering yourself at Hening Swarga Spa.
This entry was posted on July 17, 2018 by Edna Tarigan in Beach, Indonesia, Lombok, Mountain, Nature, Tips, Travel, waterfall and tagged culture, hotel tugu lombok, Indonesia, lombok, picturesque, traveling, tugu hotels, wanderlust.


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**3rd-level necromancy**

**Casting Time**: 1 action

**Range**: Touch

**Components**: V, S, M (diamonds worth 300 gp, which the spell consumes)

**Duration**: Instantaneous

You touch a creature that has died within the last minute. That creature returns to life with 1 hit point. This spell can't return to life a creature that has died of old age, nor can it restore any missing body parts.

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The stylistic course correction with regard to make-up and trench-coat outfit may be debatable, however this album released in 1986, which is again significantly more progressive, paved the way for Queensryche's greatest triumph. Four bonus tracks included!
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Q: JQuery Mobile Multi Page - Custom Back Button Icon I've got a MultiPage made with JQuery Mobile, but as a last step to finish it, I want to customize my back button from the standard one to a custom .png and produce a page that looks like this:

Is there something I can add to

so that it uses a custom back button and not the default one that is shown?

A: Here is a simple example of using a custom icon in header back button(same for any button)
http://jsfiddle.net/mKfBM/1/
Define a style of the format .ui-icon-<Replace the brackets with any name you want to choose>.
Then for the button define data-role="<Replace the brackets with the name you have chosen>"
In the example I used custom-back-icon.Hence I defined the style like this - .ui-icon-custom-back-icon
P.S:This example is not perfect.It is just a sample of how to use a custom icon.Preferably for the icon use dimensions 18x18(which is the dimensions of icons used in jqm framework).In that case you dont have to override the width and height styles.

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A view of the main entrance for One World Café, on Founder's Plaza.
Main Entrance to One World Café
One World Café will be built to serve the high traffic that is found there.
A Glass-enclosed Staircase
The staircase goes up three levels and offers visitors a convenient entrance.
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Why Does London Have So Many Parks?
Posted on April 8, 2015 by James A. Bacon | 14 Comments
The park at Redcliff Square
by James A. Bacon
In the United States, we have gated communities. In the United Kingdom, the Brits have gated parks. They call them "key parks" because it takes a key to enter.
There is just such a park near where we are staying. The Bacon family walks past it every day on the way to the Underground. The beautifully manicured park has a grassy open area enclosed by trees, shrubs and a cast-iron fence. We tried to find a way in. Every gate was locked. We found it baffling. Only later were we told that key parks were a common feature around London.
In the U.S., we assume that parks are meant for the benefit of all. The existence of an institution such as private parks in a major city struck me as almost shocking. That's one of the benefits of visiting other places — it challenges suppositions that there may be only one way to do a thing. Upon reflection, I can see the logic of the key park.
I am conjecturing here: Redcliff Square was built as an amenity for the owners of the handsome buildings surrounding the park. Buy a house (or rent an apartment — I'm not sure who occupies the buildings along the street) and you enjoy access to the park. In the States, proximity to public parks adds value to nearby real estate. I suppose in London, proximity to a key park, which keeps out the riff-raff like American tourists, adds even more value to nearby real estate. (At least it does if you have a key.)
London has a remarkable number of parks, some public, some private. Google a map of London and you'll see not only the massive Hyde Park and Regents Park but dozens and dozens of smaller neighborhood parks. No matter where you live in the city, you're only a couple of blocks from a park. (You may not have access to it, but at least you can enjoy the view while walking past it!)
A small park, including statutory, installed by the wealthy Grosvenor family.
Insofar as London parks are built by developers and maintained by private property owners, they provide a partial amenity for the general public at private expense. Personally, I like the idea of developers building parks and handing them over to local government for public maintenance and publnic enjoyment. But, then, we probably would end up with a lot fewer parks that way.
Update: According to the London Evening Standard, municipal authorities are providing funding for seven new parks and the New London Landscape is brainstorming all kinds of new ideas. "Among the exciting new range of watery spaces proposed are floating gardens in Docklands, a linear lido along Regent's Canal … and a reinstated River Fleet channel as a new low-line park. The subterranean river, below Fleet Street in the City, has been covered since 1769. It would be opened up below street level, with pedestriran footpaths either side."
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14 responses to "Why Does London Have So Many Parks?"
larryg | April 8, 2015 at 7:00 am | Log in to Reply
worth finding out more about…………….
such parkland could also be potentially viewed as more land for more density.. in your world..
which gets us to the actual value of the land – and who is paying taxes on it..
public parks – everyone's taxes go to it and everyone has access to it.
how about private? how does that work?
I think it's pretty safe to say – in a place like Washington or New York – a developer would not buy a property -develop half of it and turn the other half into a "key" park.. right?
or maybe they would… maybe TE has some thoughts or perhaps our resident world traveler – DonR.
DonR | April 8, 2015 at 8:59 am | Log in to Reply
London has a lot of green space compared to other global cities …
http://now-here-this.timeout.com/2014/06/21/fact-62-of-london-is-actually-green-space-heres-how-to-enjoy-it/
However, Washington, DC is basically tied with New York among US cities …
http://www.city-data.com/forum/city-vs-city/842193-ranking-cities-most-parkland.html
Richmond has 62.5 sq mi of area which equals 40,000 acres.
It has 2,823 acres of parkland for a percentage of 14.1%. Well under DC's 19.1% or New York's 19.6%
http://www.parenting.com/article/best-cities-2010-richmond-va
LifeOnTheFallLine | April 8, 2015 at 11:08 am | Log in to Reply
Way to bury the lede Don.
While it's true that Richmond is far behind the Best City in the World (NYC) and the seat of American federal power, you fail to mention it's also behind the cultural and linguistic Hellscape that is Boston. There is the true shame.
Although there is some comfort in being ahead of the hive of scum and villainy known as Philadelphia.
TooManyTaxes | April 9, 2015 at 7:43 am | Log in to Reply
If you look at parks, open space and recreational facilities, Manhattan has 25%.
you know one of the things that's been talked about over time here in BR is how local govt goes about valuing property along with the concept of best and appropriate use…
Then Jim and other kindred Smart Growth types – talk about how city govt suppress density.. which has undesirable consequences with respect to affordable housing especially on the lower tier workforce.
I'm not advocating this – but I do point out that city planners could designate residential neighborhoods as well as parks as higher density – just as equally as they could allow taller buildings.
Once a single family detached neighborhood is designated as being more valuable for increased density – then the taxes on that property go up – and people end up moving to properties that are valued less.
so cities do have options other than higher, taller existing buildings if they do want more density.
I'm sure that TMT might confirm that some residential around Tysons got that treatment – and then sold their properties to developers who would then build new and more dense than the previous residential.
Others, like Jim, might , unsurprisingly, advocate letting the market decide where properties should become more dense…
with some caveats – developers don't build roads, rail nor water/sewer – you just can't plop down a 40 story building where the water/sewer and transportation (and other) infrastructure was sized for 40 single family homes..
TooManyTaxes | April 9, 2015 at 10:00 am | Log in to Reply
Re: Tysons. Much of the existing residential in Tysons is not close to the rail stations. But the McLean Commons garden apartments are. They are relatively affordable and will be torn down for higher density construction. Fairfax County is requiring 20% workforce housing for all rezoned projects. It is not requiring any affordable (i.e., less expensive) housing because the land and construction costs are simply too high.
The Tysons Plan requires updates and increases in public facilities from water to sewer to schools to police stations. Every rezoning is responsible for a fair share thereof. Tysons will have all the facilities to be a desirable, but quite expensive, place to live and/or work.
DonR | April 8, 2015 at 12:34 pm | Log in to Reply
I suspect that there is some relationship between population density and percent open space.
James A. Bacon | April 8, 2015 at 2:01 pm | Log in to Reply
Depends on how you classify "open space." Richmond has lots of open space — it's just useless office park lawns, little patches of trees, grassed-over median strips, that sort of thing. The land is functionally useless. It does not exist in a form that lends itself to any kind of use.
My working thesis is that the more expensive the real estate, the greater the incentive for property owners to convert useless, non-functional space to parks, gardens, plazas, streetscapes or something that adds to the sense of place. There's plenty of evidence that here in London, and I'll write about it if I have time.
Peter Galuszka | April 8, 2015 at 4:03 pm | Log in to Reply
Got to live brit elitism and class system — why we had revolution
larryg | April 8, 2015 at 4:55 pm | Log in to Reply
I'm still ruminating over Jim complaining the buildings not being high enough for optimal density because of nasty gov zoning but not a word about how all those parks also don't detract from optimal density…and they're using tax dollars to boot!
where is that dang ROI for parks?
charlie | April 8, 2015 at 6:19 pm | Log in to Reply
Gramercy Park in NYC comes to mind.
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